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- Ep67: Highlights from Season Four
- Ep66: Notes from a Mental Health Workshop (Bonus Episode)
- Ep65: Entrepreneur – David Walt
- Ep64: Selling to Scientists – Hamid Ghanadan
- Ep63: Being a Positive Role Model – Chris Jackson
- Ep62: Making New Things - Alex Lathbridge
- Ep61: From Software Engineer to Scientist – Matt Faria
- Ep60: Live at the Imperial Festival – Alexandros Kouris (Bonus Episode)
- Ep59: Live at the Imperial Festival – Ben Britton (Bonus Episode)
- Ep58: Live at the Imperial Festival – Sandrine Heutz (Bonus Episode)
- Ep57: Live at the Imperial Festival – Emma Chapman (Bonus Episode)
- Ep56: Teaching and Researching – Kirsty Shaw
- Ep55: Structural Engineer – Roma Agrawal
- Ep54: Social Media Scientist - Meriame Berboucha
- Ep53: Climate Physicist – Joanna Haigh
- Ep52: Medical Doctor, PhD Doctor – Jennifer Gelinas
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- Ep51: Highlights from Season Three
- Ep50: Experimental Words (Part 2)
- Ep49: Experimental Words (Part 1)
- Ep48: Inferior – Angela Saini
- Ep47: Chief Scientist of the Nudge Unit – Michael Sanders
- Ep46: Technicians Make It Happen
- Ep45: The Recovering Physicist - Martin Zaltz Austwick
- Ep44: It’s All in the Edit – Miriam Frankel and Stephen Harris
- Ep43: Death of the One-Sided Scientist – Roberto Trotta
- Ep42: Your Child is a Scientist – Carole Kenrick
- Ep41: Managing a Lab and TheScienceShed – Steven Lee and Nick Evans
- Ep40: Senior Editor - Luigi Martiradonna (Part 2)
- Ep39: Senior Editor – Luigi Martiradonna (Part 1)
- Ep38: Culture and Science – Robin Ince
- Ep37: Hybrid Scientist and Engineer – Alon Gorodetsky
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- Ep36: Highlights from Season Two
- Ep35: All Change Please! (Bonus Episode)
- Ep34: Feeling Like an Imposter at Work?
- Ep33: Are Scientists Like Comedians? – Stuart Goldsmith
- Ep32: A Matrix for Life – Kristi Anseth (Bonus Episode)
- Ep31: How to Be a Strategic Academic – Shelda Debowski
- Ep30: What's a Postdoc? - Joy Warde
- Ep29: Having a Family in Science – Emma Chapman
- Ep28: Women in Science – Athene Donald
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- Ep24-26: Success: is it all in the mind? (Bonus Episodes)
- Ep23: Scientists on the Radio (Part 2) - Gareth Mitchell
- Ep22: Scientists on the Radio (Part 1) – Gareth Mitchell
- Ep21: Reaching Out
- Ep20: Mind Your Language!
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- Ep19: Highlights from Season One
- Ep18: Light on the Nanoscale – Anna Lombardi (Bonus Episode)
- Ep17: Quantum Alchemy – Suchitra Sebastian (Bonus Episode)
- Ep16: Understanding the Universe – Giovanna Cottin (Bonus Episode)
- Ep15: A Million Billion Photographs - Jasmine Rivett (Bonus Episode)
- Ep14: Physics Matters - Susan Haines (Bonus Episode)
- Ep13: DNA Origami - Kerstin Göpfrich (Bonus Episode)
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Ep43: Death of the One-Sided Scientist – Roberto Trotta
July 16, 2017 in Season 3
Dr Roberto Trotta is a theoretical cosmologist, a lecturer, an author, a consultant, public engager and much more. We discuss his interpretation of being a scientist - as a multi-faceted role.
We need more multi-faceted professionals ... and yes that might well mean less research papers
In this episode we discuss how Roberto sees having different roles as useful and desirable as a modern scientist. We find out how he juggles those roles in order to satisfy competing demands, and discuss the specifics of sitting down to write a book, of doing consultancy, and whether he works weekends…
You can find out more about Roberto on his website, and follow him on Twitter @R_Trotta.
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